Fungi with dark-coloured mycelia - also known as black fungi - form a ubiquitous fraction of microbial communities on rock surfaces all over the world. These organisms show a high capacity to adapt to a wide range of ecological conditions, including those peculiar of extreme environments. Their high tolerance to multiple abiotic stresses, such as solar
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